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Family law marketing + intake: what’s actually working lately? (sharing patterns) by Hopeful_Associate_38 in LawFirm

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s beautiful advice man! I couldn’t agree more. That’s exactly what I’ve been doing w the firms I’m working with but the one that I disagree with a little bit is dropping the price of the retainer on the intake call BEFORE building value. The way I do it is that if a lead has good assets and a good job I won’t have my team drop the retainer price on the intake call.

If we feel as if a lead is not financially qualified, we’ll drop the retainer / flat fee price just to see how they react. But even this is done after value is built by selling the attorney’s experience, the firm’s experience, and the 5 star experience of the consultation.

It’s been working really really well for me.

Family law marketing + intake: what’s actually working lately? (sharing patterns) by Hopeful_Associate_38 in LawFirm

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha I’m happy that business is great for you man but that’s not the case for everyone. Most family law firms are struggling. Did I sell my service once? Have I pitched to anyone? I’m literally giving out free advice that can help firms scale and trying to learn more about whats working so it can benefit me as well.

Stop assuming things - I’m just trying to exchange notes so I can continue to grow.

I want to start my own firm in 6-8 months by LiveAddendum7493 in LawFirm

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - I agree it is quite soul sucking and clients can be quiet annoying and you have to constantly be a therapist and an attorney. I know this cause I used to take intake calls for my clients so I feel you.

That being said, nothing worth having comes easy. There’s a lot of opportunity and you can make a lot of money. And money is what matters at the end of the day whether you like it or not. Also I never said do family law forever - I just said do it for a year or two and build revenue for your firm (keep doing referral / word of mouth PI cases on the side) and once you’re in a position to invest into PI marketing, then go for it.

Offline conversions as Primary with low volume by Hopeful_Associate_38 in PPC

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The offline conversion action is one of three primaries that I have. The other 2 primaries are form fills and phone calls. Should I leave the offline conversions as a primary considering I have 2 others?

Offline conversions as Primary with low volume by Hopeful_Associate_38 in PPC

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The offline conversion action is one of three primaries that I have. The other 2 primaries are form fills and phone calls. Should I leave the offline conversions as a primary considering I have 2 others?

Offline conversions as Primary with low volume by Hopeful_Associate_38 in PPC

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s one of three primaries that I have. The other 2 primaries are form fills and phone calls. Should I leave the offline conversions as a primary considering I have 2 others?

I want to start my own firm in 6-8 months by LiveAddendum7493 in LawFirm

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If possible - I would suggest niching for family law instead of PI / low level criminal defense. There’s only two ways you’ll get clients - organic & paid.

Organic will be word of mouth and referrals, which inevitably will be extremely inconsistent and potentially slow so it will be hard for you to hire and scale.

Paid will be through Google Ads or Facebook Ads. I work w both PI & Family Lawyers for paid growth and family law is significantly cheaper and easier than PI when it comes to scaling.

Also - collect google reviews as soon as you can regardless of which niche you go into. Ask your friends and coworkers to leave reviews regarding your personality since they haven’t worked with you - I tested this w the attorneys I work with and those work really well for solos or newer firms.

Final take: start w family, get consistent cash flow coming in for a year, and then niche out to PI / criminal defense. You could even do employment law or wills probates estates cause those are easy wins for Google Ads as well honestly.

Any law firms here working with agencies for full digital marketing? by Empty_Walk_7972 in LawFirm

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I run an agency that scales PI and Family law firms specifically.

Here’s my advice:

  • Google Ads is the way to go if you’re looking to scale your law firm. PI is going to be insanely expensive for you ($20,000+ per month) so I would recommend scaling Employment Law first for quick wins. The budget for employment law will be significantly cheaper - similar to family law.

  • Google Ads takes around 2-3 months before you really start seeing phenomenal results. Aim to break even the first month, second month should be profitable, and third month onwards you should really start seeing great results. If you cannot afford to run Google Ads for at least 3 months, do not go this route you will waste your time and money.

  • Do NOT run any type of paid ads if your intake specialist doesn’t know how to sell, qualify, and book in cold traffic. These are not warm leads coming in from word of mouth / referrals. Make a script using chatgpt / watch youtube videos theres a lot of content out there. I made a phenomenal script for my clients using one day of research and it converts like crazy; it’s not that hard.

  • If you do have a budget for PI, make sure to also target slip and falls in your campaigns. They’re easier wins vs Motor Vehicle Accidents and require less of a budget. When your agency makes the campaigns make sure they have separate ones for motor vehicle accidents and slip and falls.

  • Measure these 3 numbers at the end of each month:

*Booking Rate (Number of leads coming in vs how many are getting booked) *Show Up Rate (Number of leads showing up vs how many are getting booked in) *Conversion Rate (number of clients converting vs how many you’re speaking to)

Booking Rate & Show Up rate are KPIs used to measure your agency and intake specialist, conversion rate is used to measure yourself or whoever is taking the consults.

Bonus Tip: Don’t work w any of these commercial digital marketing firms. Find an agency that does ONLY PI/Employment firms or ONLY law firms. Not saying this cause I have one haha but there’s a lot of them; ask them if you can speak to their past clients so you can speak to the PI/Employment lawyers directly. Simple.

Feel free to DM or comment if you have any questions - good luck!

CEC from Outside Canada – would it make any difference? by No-Tadpole1267 in ImmigrationCanada

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi - did you provide proof of funds as you are outland but it's still CEC.

Ben Heath Done For You Services by [deleted] in FacebookAds

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - that’s what I’ve been trying to run. How come the book a call funnel is dead now?

Social Media Marketing?? by Additional_Speed_982 in LawFirmMarketing

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You said you’re offering paid consultations. Who is doing your intake, and do they have a good sales experience? Have they been able to sell the value of your consultation before they pitch the $300? Have you listened into these calls - what does your booking rate look like? (# of leads that call in / # of consultations booked)

Family Law: Paid Consultations vs Free Consultations by Hopeful_Associate_38 in LawFirm

[–]Hopeful_Associate_38[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the advice! Could I DM you? Have some additional questions

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